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Après les passeports, la Chine veut exercer sa souveraineté dans les eaux disputées de la mer du Sud _Est Asiatique .Les bateaux rentrés illégalement dans les eaux chinoises ( c-à-d la fameuse langue de boeuf ) seront détournés ou arraisonnés par la police maritime chinoise.
A noter l’emploi de mots vagues (illégalement = sans autorisation?) qui permettra à la Chine d’abuser d’un droit discrétionnaire qui visera surtout les bateaux des pays en conflit avec la Chine.Et traitement de faveur pour le Cambodge et la Thailande ?

BEIJING/MANILA (Reuters) – Police in the southern Chinese island province of Hainan will board and search ships which illegally enter what China considers its territory in the disputed South China Sea, state media said on Thursday, a move likely to add to tensions.
The South China Sea is Asia’s biggest potential military trouble spot with several Asian countries claiming sovereignty over waters believed to be rich in oil and gas.
The shortest route between the Pacific and Indian Oceans, it has some of the world’s busiest shipping lanes. More than half the globe’s oil tanker traffic passes through it.
New rules, which come into effect on January 1, will allow Hainan police to board and seize control of foreign ships which « illegally enter » Chinese waters and order them to change course or stop sailing, the official China Daily reported.

Chinese police plan to board vessels in disputed seas – Yahoo! News Singapore